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Estadio trasandino | |
 Estadio Regional de Los Andes | |
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| Location | Los Andes, Chile |
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| Capacity | 3.300 persons [1] |
| Surface | grass |
| Opened | March 29, 1996 [1] |
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Coordinates: 32°50′19″S70°36′15″W / 32.83861°S 70.60417°W
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